Do you need your morning caffeine fix or a nice place to work for a while? Here you’ll find the best specialty coffee beans just minutes from the hostel.
The experience starts at home. Our exclusive blend is carefully selected and roasted to deliver a fresh, well-balanced flavor. It’s the perfect meeting point to kick off your day with energy before heading out to explore Buenos Aires.
A super cozy neighborhood café. They work with beans roasted by local experts and offer homemade pastries that will definitely tempt you to break your diet. It’s the perfect escape from the noise of Avenida de Mayo.
One of the pioneers of specialty coffee in downtown Buenos Aires. With a modern, industrial design, it has won over office workers with perfectly brewed filter coffee and flawless espressos.
Great vibes, beautiful design, and one of the most consistent coffees in the city. Their San Telmo spot has a charming rustic aesthetic, and the patio is perfect for enjoying sunny days.
In-house roasters with exceptionally high standards. Located right on Corrientes Avenue, it’s the perfect strategic stop while you’re exploring the city.
Located right in the heart of the historic San Telmo Market. They offer beans from all over the world and have internationally awarded baristas. It’s an immersive experience surrounded by antiques and the aroma of freshly roasted coffee.
Traditional cafés in Buenos Aires usually serve torrado coffee (roasted with sugar) or commercial blends. Specialty coffee shops use beans that score over 80 points by the Specialty Coffee Association, naturally roasted by experts and prepared with precision in terms of temperature and dosage.
Yes, absolutely. Nowadays, most specialty cafés like Cuervo Café, Hábito Café, or All Saints Cafe offer plant-based alternatives. Almond and oat milk are the most popular choices to pair with your coffee, and they usually have vegan pastries as well.
If you’re near the Obelisco de Buenos Aires, All Saints Cafe on Avenida Corrientes is an excellent choice. If you’re deeper in Microcentro, Negro Cueva de Café on Suipacha Street is a favorite among office workers and tourists for a quality espresso.
It depends on the café and the time of day. Places like Hábito Café tend to be more laptop-friendly during weekdays. Other busy spots like Coffee Town inside the Mercado de San Telmo are designed for a quick, bar-style coffee experience and don’t really offer space for working.